What types of limitations should be placed on campaign donations and spending

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Explanation:

DONORSRECIPIENTS

Candidate CommitteePAC[Note 1]

(SSF and Nonconnected)State/District/Local Party CommitteeNational Party CommitteeAdditional National Party Committee Accounts[Note 2]

Individual$2,800[Note 3]

per election$5,000

per year$10,000

per year

(combined)$35,500[Note 3]

per year$106,500[Note 3]

per account, per year

Candidate Committee$2,000

per election$5,000

per yearUnlimited Transfers  

PAC - Multicandidate$5,000

per election$5,000

per year$5,000

per year (combined)$15,000

per year$45,000

per account, per year

PAC - Nonmulticandidate$2,800[Note 3]

per election$5,000

per year$10,000

per year

(combined)$35,500[Note 3]

per year$106,500[Note 3]

per account, per year

State, District & Local Party Committee$5,000

per election$5,000

per yearUnlimited Transfers  

National Party Committee$5,000

per election[Note 4]$5,000

per year  

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